
Combining research with storytelling, Taylor writes essays and creates art that investigates how place shapes resilience, using archival materials and site-specific work to reveal the interconnected transformations between landscape and history.
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A scan of my print, purchased in 1996 from Milo Sheppard’s collection.
My obsession with Jack London began in 1991, while creating murals at the Oakland Airport Hilton. In 1996, I was commissioned to make murals at Jack London Square in Oa...
I started the project with this mosquito visualized large and scary on a page. It’s what killed May. One deadly bite and no cure. Mosquitos are still deadly.
When I applied to grad school in 2004, after two economic catastrophes, some quas...
At the Sacramento History Museum, Jared and Harold run the press shop, creating authentic letterpress images. They are both hugely popular You Tube stars. Curious visitors want to know how printing used to be done, and since I started my ca...
What can we learn about what life was like for pioneers in post-Gold Rush Sacramento? A young girl, on the cusp of becoming a woman, dies. Her parents fill an old trunk with over 550 items, mostly small, some tiny. Let’s assume that it’s th...
I’m thrilled. After several months of research and pitching, I’ve signed a contract with Bloomsbury Publishing to write a biography of the remarkable photographer Margaret Bourke-White (MBW) of Life Magazine fame. If you don’t know who she...
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Visual artist, essayist: it's all the same process, murals, sculpture. Former newspaper Op-Ed freelancer, author. I write about physical, cultural, and historical and water landscapes, curiously searching for meaning.
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